I'm terrible at thinking of questions to ask people--I'd be a terrible interviewer. So part of the reason I set up was to find out what people wanted to know, because God knows I wouldn't know what to ask me (or anyone else).
I've gotten better at telling people about myself, because when the book first came out, I had to do a couple of interviews, and every now and then someone emails to ask if they can do an interview for a school project or someone needs the entire Twilight series explained in an hour. I've probably done 12-15 interviews on various topics at this point (I probably get asked because I'm chatty and easily accessible and not scary), and I'm about to write up another one tomorrow. It's like--it's like when I had to take the SAT and the ACT in high school so many times in high school that, by the end, I had no anxiety about taking standardized tests at all.
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Date: 2010-03-06 02:56 am (UTC)I've gotten better at telling people about myself, because when the book first came out, I had to do a couple of interviews, and every now and then someone emails to ask if they can do an interview for a school project
or someone needs the entire Twilight series explained in an hour. I've probably done 12-15 interviews on various topics at this point (I probably get asked because I'm chatty and easily accessible and not scary), and I'm about to write up another one tomorrow. It's like--it's like when I had to take the SAT and the ACT in high school so many times in high school that, by the end, I had no anxiety about taking standardized tests at all.